Electrical Design Verification Engineer
$75/hr
ApplyElectrical Design Verification Engineer
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$75/hr
About the role
- Perform validation/verification of board level electrical design and systems
- Track test coverage, coverage metrics, and bugs encountered.
- Create test plans, test procedures, and test results.
- Execute, interpret, and report the electrical system level verification work status and results
- Work with HW/SW engineers to automate test data capture and reporting.
- Create test scripts and configuration files for testing
- Participate in Design Reviews to influence test measurement, execution and consistency with internal test tool usage
- Support system bring up and debug activities
- EE background with 5+ years of experience as a hardware developer and system bring- up/verification/failure analysis engineer in consumer electronics.
- Experience with C/C++ and embedded development
- Working knowledge of power delivery, power test, high-speed mixed-signal design, power distribution network, and transmission line.
- Working knowledge of UART, MIPI CSI/DSI, I2C/I3 and sensors.
- Working knowledge of embedded system testing and communication protocols.
- Python, and LabVIEW development experience
- Board and system level validation and debugging experienceExperience with lab equipment such as oscilloscopes, DMM, e-load, power supply, power analyzer, spectrum analyzer, signal generator.
- Familiar with Linux/Android OS.
- Experience with VNA and ENA, logic analyzer, signal analyzer, battery simulator, data acquisition device(DAQ), audio precision analyzer, audio amp measurement filter
- Firmware verification experienceExperience in System and Subsystem power verification
- Experience in system interoperability, coexistence testing, and performance stress/optimization.
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